Legislation and court cases in Minnesota put the issue in the spotlight a half-century ago. The post RFKs fluoride fight might sound familiar appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: E. coli infections linked to Twin Cities restaurants; James Sewell Ballet to close after current season; and more. The post Hubbard County election judge charged for allegedly allowing 11unregisteredpeople to vote appeared first on MinnPost.

Deal before regulators would spawn investments that would foster a more inclusive future for all Minnesotans. The post Capital One, Discover merger would help minority communities appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: Prison for Minnesota man who smuggled fentanyl tucked into stuffed animals; 60 new trees uprooted in St. Paul; officials working to replace aging water infrastructure; and more. The post Minnesota homeowners prepare for property tax increase appeared first on MinnPost.

With data showing disparities in disciplinary issues, a Twin Cities panel of experts considered solutions. The post Mental health and disability supports are critical in helping preschoolers stay on track appeared first on MinnPost.

Melissa Caruso, a Massachusetts native who worked 15 years in administration for the American Hockey League, succeeds Natalie Darwitz. The post Minnesota Frost kick off training camp with new general manager appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: The Minnesota Frost welcome a new general manager as they get ready for their second season, and the Lynx say goodbye to their general manager and associate head coach. The post A recalibration of time: Dave St. Peter reflects on stepping back from Twins president role appeared first on MinnPost.

Hall STEM Academy is a finalist in a national contest that could help elementary school meet its goal. The post In a model classroom, Minneapolis students would use esports in physical education appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: Democrats do an election post-mortem; Emmer keeps his House whip, and more. The post D.C. Memo: Washington abuzz over Trumps cabinet nominations appeared first on MinnPost.

In red states as well as blue, voters passed ballot initiatives to tax the rich, fund long term care and provide paid leave. The post Despite the narrative, voters fought back against inequality when given a choice appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: Minneapolis City Council passes Labor Standards Board resolution; businesses near George Floyd Square sue Minneapolis; and more. The post St. James meatpacking plant fined $2 million over alleged child labor violations appeared first on MinnPost.

The inspections and violations involve the alleged sale of not-yet-legal cannabis products. The post Alleged backdoor backpack hiding of illegal cannabis leads Minnesota agency to sue hemp retailer Zaza Lake Street appeared first on MinnPost.

Plus: Applications for MinnesotaCare are now open; Somali pirate arrested in Minneapolis sentenced to 30 years; Lindsey Vonn unretires to rejoin the U.S. Ski Team; and more. The post Minnesota insurance company CEOs warn of premium spikes, lost coverage appeared first on MinnPost.

Despite the NBAs second-highest payroll, and plenty of optimism after last season, the pieces arent fitting together. The post A dozen games in, the Timberwolves and their fans have reason to be concerned appeared first on MinnPost.

Alumni who rallied behind the governor feeling the pain but still finding inspiration after the Democratic tickets loss. The post ‘What a privilege it was’: Former students reflect on Walz’s White House run appeared first on MinnPost.

North Dakota Republican Julie Fedorchak was elected last week. Nationwide, 16% of Republican House nominees this year were women. The post North Dakota elects its first woman to U.S. House; Mississippi now the only state where it hasn’t happened appeared first on MinnPost.

Inflation and the recent election season are just a few of the factors that have complicated fundraising. Give to the Max Day will be a chance to reset. The post Its no surprise, but the post-pandemic nonprofit sector is hurting appeared first on MinnPost.

As a majority whip with few votes to spare, the Minnesota Republican is likely to struggle with a fractious GOP. The post Emmer wins election to keep House leadership post appeared first on MinnPost.